
@ February 19, 2020
Jéssica Tarine
I only missed translations. The gallery is small but is really entertaining.
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Array ( [0] => Monday: 10:00 AM \u2013 6:00 PM [1] => Tuesday: Closed [2] => Wednesday: 10:00 AM \u2013 6:00 PM [3] => Thursday: 10:00 AM \u2013 6:00 PM [4] => Friday: 10:00 AM \u2013 6:00 PM [5] => Saturday: 10:00 AM \u2013 6:00 PM [6] => Sunday: 10:00 AM \u2013 6:00 PM )
The Gallery of Mineralogy and Geology is part of the Paris Museum of Natural History. It is located in the pavilion at Jardin des Plantes. Opened after renovation in 2014, the exhibition shows the geological richness of the earth. About 600 minerals, precious stones and crystals from the museum's collection of over 770,000 objects were exhibited. Collections of minerals used in medicine and scientific research began to be collected in Paris in 1625. They became part of the Natural History Museum during the French Revolution. Collected for several centuries, the collection includes minerals, precious and decorative stones, and crystals from around the world. With their help you can learn about the geological history of the Earth and its diversity. The new permanent exhibition of the Gallery of Mineralogy and Geology is primarily focused on showing the differences between individual objects, the richness of their shapes and the diversity depending on the place of origin. Here you can see wonderful specimens of natural crystals, as well as the most valuable precious stones of the world.
@ 19 Feb, 2020
I only missed translations. The gallery is small but is really entertaining.
@ 06 Mar, 2019
Rich history whichever of the three buildings you visit, the quality of the exposed "material" is superb, you travel through time by going through extinct species. We went for the T-Rex expo and it was magnificient sight of one of earth greatest predators!
@ 06 May, 2019
Nice small but very interesting museum.
@ 25 Aug, 2018
The historical space is magnificent, with important collections from various parts of the world. Nevertheless the bad reputation of the Parisians was confirmed by the rude and unfriendly attendance of the employees of the Museum who do not know the value of a simple smile. Historically, they have stolen the treasures of Brazil and now charge tourists from all over the world, including educators to appreciate the stolen treasures and still charge dearly to appreciate what was stolen us, minerals, plants and animals from our Brazil
@ 20 Oct, 2019
Just one room, no English texts.